Jazzy® Ultra Light

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$2,999.00

Jazzy^® keeps getting lighter! The Jazzy Ultra Light power wheelchair weighs a remarkable 33 pounds without the battery and folds nearly flat in a matter of seconds. With an all-carbon fiber frame, it’s lightweight and durable to assist you on all your travels.

Availability: 15 in stock

Key Mobility & Independence Features

Ultra-Portable Design

All-Day Independence

Respiratory Patient Optimized

Product Specifications

Weight & Portability:

Total weight

33 lbs without battery, 41 lbs complete

Heaviest component

22 lbs (seat/battery unit)

Lightest component

11 lbs (carbon fiber frame)

Folded dimensions

25"L x 16"W x 13"H

Disassembly time

Under 30 seconds

Performance Specifications:

Maximum speed

3.7 mph

Turning radius

20 inches (tight space maneuvering)

Ground clearance

2 inches

Weight capacity

300 pounds

Recommended user height

5'0" to 6'2"

Seat & Comfort:

Seat width

18 inches

Seat depth

16 inches

Seat height

19.5 inches (standard)

Backrest height

16 inches with mesh design

Armrest height

Adjustable 7"-10" above seat

Battery & Range:

Battery type

Airline-compliant lithium ion

Standard battery

10Ah (14.7-mile range)

Optional battery

20Ah (16.4-mile range at 200 lbs)

Charging time

4-6 hours to full charge

Battery weight

5.5 lbs (removable for separate transport)

Technical Details:

Frame material

All-carbon fiber construction

Drive system

Rear-wheel drive with front suspension

Controller

Programmable joystick (left or right mount)

Warranty

5 years frame, 2 years electrical, 1 year battery

Portability & Travel Options

What's Included & Setup

Why Ultra-Lightweight Matters for Many Conditions

Energy Conservation for Multiple Health Challenges

Ultra-lightweight mobility devices aren’t just for one type of patient—they’re essential for anyone whose condition makes walking exhausting or risky.

Respiratory Conditions:

COPD and CHF

Every step requires more oxygen and energy than healthy individuals use

Pulmonary fibrosis

Reduced lung capacity makes short distances feel like marathons

Post-COVID complications

Lingering fatigue and breathing difficulties affect mobility

Cardiovascular and Blood Pressure Issues:

• Heart conditions: Conserve cardiac energy for essential functions
• POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia): Standing and walking can trigger dangerous symptoms
• Medications: Blood pressure medications, beta-blockers, and other drugs can cause fatigue and weakness

Musculoskeletal Challenges:

• Arthritis: Joint pain and stiffness make walking distances painful
• Post-surgical recovery: Hip, knee, or back surgery requires protected mobility
• Chronic fatigue syndrome: Unpredictable energy levels need mobility backup

Neurological Conditions:

• Multiple sclerosis: Fatigue and weakness fluctuate throughout the day
• Parkinson’s disease: Balance and endurance challenges increase over time
• Stroke recovery: Rebuilding strength and confidence in mobility

The Weight That Changes Everything:

When the heaviest piece weighs 35 pounds or less, suddenly independence becomes possible for:

• Patients who tire easily: Save energy for what matters most
• Caregivers with physical limitations: Spouses and family members can help with transport
• Anyone concerned about falling: Eliminates the struggle that leads to accidents
• Active individuals: Maintain lifestyle despite temporary or chronic limitations

Travel & Transportation Guide

Airline Travel Made Simple

TSA and Airline Compliance: All our ultra-lightweight mobility devices feature maintenance-free, sealed batteries that meet airline requirements. However, procedures vary by carrier.

Before You Fly:

• Contact your airline: 48–72 hours before departure to notify them of your mobility device
• Request gate-checking: Most airlines allow you to use your device until boarding
• Bring documentation: Battery specifications and user manual
• Plan for security: TSA may require additional screening

Airport Navigation:

• Use your device: Through the terminal until gate check
• Airport assistance: Most airports provide help if your device needs early check-in
• Backup mobility options: Consider alternatives for very long travel days

Car Travel and Trunk Loading

Trunk Compatibility:

• Compact cars: 2-piece models typically fit in most compact trunks
• SUVs and sedans: All models fit comfortably with room for luggage
• Minivans: Easy loading with lower lift-over height

Loading Tips:

• Lightest pieces first: Load battery and seat components before base
• Use proper lifting: Bend knees, keep back straight, get help when needed
• Secure components: Prevent shifting during transport
• Practice at home: Get comfortable with disassembly before trips

Cruise Ship Considerations:

• Stateroom doorways: Most ships have 22–24″ doorways – verify dimensions
• Storage requirements: Many cruise lines require devices to be stored under beds or in closets when not in use
• Deck accessibility: Check with cruise line about deck and pool area policies
• Shore excursions: Confirm mobility device policies for port activities

Oxygen Equipment Compatibility

Seamless Integration with Your Oxygen Therapy

Portable Oxygen Concentrator Mounting

Our mobility devices work perfectly with leading portable oxygen concentrator brands:

Storage and Accessibility

Easy reach: Oxygen controls remain accessible while seated
Secure mounting: Prevents oxygen unit from shifting during movement
Battery access: Change oxygen batteries without removing from mount
Tubing management: Clips and guides keep oxygen tubing organized

Safety Considerations

Stable platform: Reduces risk of oxygen equipment damage from tipping
Weight distribution: Properly mounted oxygen units don't affect device balance
Emergency access: Quick-release options for oxygen equipment if needed
Backup power: Mobility device batteries don't interfere with oxygen unit operation

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Customer Success Stories

Real Independence Stories

“I have COPD and was getting winded just walking from the car to the store entrance. Now I can shop for an hour, visit with friends, and still have energy for dinner with my family. It’s given me my life back.”

James R., Age 71, COPD Patient

“After my heart surgery, I thought my traveling days were over. This lightweight scooter fits in our car trunk, and we’ve been to three states this year. My wife can handle the pieces easily, so I never feel like a burden.”

Dorothy M., Age 68, Post-Cardiac Surgery

“My MS makes my energy unpredictable. Some days I’m fine, other days I can barely walk across the parking lot. Having this in the car means I can still go places without worrying about having a bad day.”

Susan K., Age 54, Multiple Sclerosis

“As his caregiver, I was worried about my husband’s independence after his stroke. This device lets him get around confidently, and I can easily move it in and out of our car. We both feel more confident about going out.”

Patricia L., Caregiver

“My blood pressure medication makes me dizzy and weak sometimes. I was starting to avoid going places because I worried about falling or getting stranded. Now I can go anywhere and know I’ll be safe getting around.”

Robert H., Age 74, Hypertension

Insurance & Financing

Making Your Lift Chair Affordable

Medicare and Insurance Coverage: Some lift chairs may qualify for partial Medicare coverage when prescribed by your physician as durable medical equipment (DME). Coverage typically applies to the lifting mechanism portion of the chair.

Flexible Payment Options:

HSA/FSA Eligible: Lift chairs prescribed for medical conditions are typically eligible for Health Savings Account (HSA) and Flexible Spending Account (FSA) purchases. Consult your plan administrator for specific requirements.

Insurance Assistance: Our team can help you:

Professional Consultation & Support

Expert Guidance for Your Mobility Needs

Why Consult with Our Mobility Specialists Our respiratory therapists understand how health conditions affect mobility choices. We consider your medical needs, lifestyle, and practical requirements to help you choose the perfect device.

Comprehensive Consultation Includes:

• Medical condition assessment: How your specific health challenges affect mobility needs
• Lifestyle evaluation: Daily activities, travel plans, and independence goals
• Physical considerations: Strength levels, caregiver assistance, and home setup
• Equipment compatibility: Integration with oxygen therapy and other medical devices
• Insurance guidance: Coverage options and documentation requirements

Consultation Options:

Phone Consultation

• Immediate availability: During business hours
• Detailed discussion: Of needs and options
• Follow-up calls: Included
• No obligation or pressure: Just helpful guidance

Video Consultation

• See products demonstrated: In real-time
• Visual assessment: Of your space and needs
• Screen sharing: For specifications and options
• Recorded session: Available for review

In-Home Assessment

• Available: In select metropolitan areas
• Try before you buy: In your own environment
• Space and accessibility evaluation: Personalized recommendations
• Caregiver training: Included for ease of use

Healthcare Facility Visits

• Coordinate: With your healthcare team
• Rehabilitation center demonstrations: Hands-on experience
• Physician and therapist input: Ensures optimal choice
• Insurance documentation assistance: Support with paperwork

Ongoing Support Services:

• Technical support: Troubleshooting and maintenance guidance
• Warranty service: Comprehensive repair and replacement support
• Training refreshers: Additional instruction as needed
• Upgrade consultation: Future needs assessment